A GERMAN parliamentary investigation into a far-right murder spree that went undetected for years has found that security services made scores of errors, partially because of institutional bias against immigrants.
The nearly 1400-page report, released Thursday, follows a 19-month review of how police and intelligence agencies failed to stop the National Socialist Underground group killing eight Turks, a Greek and a policewoman between 2000 and 2007.
The group was only linked to the killings after two main members died in a murder-suicide after a botched 2011 bank robbery. The third suspected main member is now on trial.
Committee members said police and domestic intelligence agencies were quick to attribute the slayings to organised crime by immigrant groups - never properly considering the possibility that the killings could have been racially motivated and linked.
"The overarching theme is racism," committee member Petra Pau said of the review.
"The NSU crimes were racist and the investigations had racist traits."
As one of 47 recommendations, the committee said German police and prosecutors should now be required to consider the possibility of a killing being a hate crime in every incident where the perpetrator is unknown.
It recommended further that more minorities be hired to serve in police and intelligence services.
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